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==Bridge Cinfiguration==

==Bridge Cinfiguration==

ZeroTier bridge configuration will allow 2 (or more) LAN's in the same Zerotier network to be interconnected. For this example we will use two RUTX routers. Both of these router should already have ZeroTier package installed and connected to the ZeroTier Portal.

ZeroTier bridge configuration will allow 2 (or more) LAN's in the same Zerotier network to be interconnected. For this example we will use two RUTX routers. Both of these routers should already have ZeroTier package installed and be connected to the ZeroTier Portal.

===First router===

===First router===

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ip addr | grep zt

ip addr | grep zt

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</pre>[[File:Zerotier configuration interface name v1.png]]

 

*Navigate to Network → Interfaces → LAN → Physical settings → Interface and add the ZeroTier interface name we found out in the previous step.

*Navigate to Network → Interfaces → LAN → Physical settings → Interface and add the ZeroTier interface name we found out in the previous step.

*Save & Apply settings

*Save & Apply settings

===Second Router===

===Second Router===

*Navigate to Network → Interfaces → LAN → DHCP Server and Disable DHCP server option

*Navigate to Network → Interfaces → LAN → DHCP Server and Disable DHCP server option

*Save & Apply settings

*Save & Apply settings

===ZeroTier Portal===

===ZeroTier Portal===

*Open your ZeroTier Portal (https://my.zerotier.com/) and navigate to your ZeroTier Network.

*Open your ZeroTier Portal (https://my.zerotier.com/) and navigate to your ZeroTier Network.

*Scroll down to Members and enable "Allow Ethernet Bridging" option on both devices

*Scroll down to Members and enable "Allow Ethernet Bridging" option on both devices

If everything was done correctly, you should be able to ping devices connected to separate routers. Let us test this by pinging a laptop connected to the second router from a laptop connected to the first router:

[[File:Zerotier configuration testing v1.png|class=tlt-border]]